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Other times, he seems mealy-mouthed and spouts cliches and sound-bytes.— World and Global Politics Blog
This is manipulation of an order to match that of the blogger who insists his outrageous claims are backed by evidence he won't reveal "to protect his sources": the cheapest of shots is covered by the most mealy-mouthed of hedges.
His Democratic counterpart, Barack Obama, issued a predictably mealy-mouthed statement complaining that "too many folks in Washington and on Wall Street weren't minding the store."— RINF Alternative News Media: Daily Breaking News
But while hardman Gerry Adams offers only mealy-mouthed criticism of the killers, we shouldn't bet against it.
GE Money Bank had both firms send me a mealy-mouthed letter reducing my credit to near zero.

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